The diary of a gorilla hobbyist

[Foutwenty71]

After spending some time on here looking at all your beautiful legal and not so legal grows.. finding myself in awe of your combined knowledge.. becoming more and more envious and jealous in a humorous sort of way, I just had to do one myself.
Having said that welcome to my humble backyard as I scout out that perfect patch of sun away from prying eyes for a couple of my little green girlfriends... And with any luck maybe I'll pick up a Fish or two on the way

 

[Cattapilla]

So beautiful where you live! It's good to be a gorilla.

 

[MIMedGrower]

Nice! Looks a lot like my back yard. Except we have a black bear roaming around the docks instead of a gorilla. ;-)

 

[Foutwenty71]

Nice! Looks a lot like my back yard. Except we have a black bear roaming around the docks instead of a gorilla. ;-)

Yeah I had to quit putting bird seed in the bird feeder because of them

 

[Foutwenty71]

This one that I took down river was only 8 in 10 days ago.. now it's just shy of 32"... guess I could have found a little bit more sun for it but it looks healthy... This one gets nothing but miracle grow and outside of needing a little bit more direct sunlight which it obtained by growing looks perfectly healthy.. had to take this one down river , the stink from it could get a guy in trouble plus it is hermed on me beforeand I don't want to have that chance around my blooming super silver Haze, which has never hermed on me and my way of doing things is monkey ish to say the least

2in flower I Force flower by taking them in every night at a set time and putting them out in the morning before work. Some in the back are on mother nature's time schedule but we'll end up getting help from me in the end to ensure potency.. and a couple in the ground giving mother nature her chance to do her thing maybe she will bless us with a warm October.....it's a lot of work for a hobby that pays me nothing but self-satisfaction and free smoke.. but I do love to do it or I wouldn't

 

[Foutwenty71]

As I look down in the water moving my plants to their normal sunspot I got a rare picture of Jaws... A real survivor of a northern pike. Him and six siblings came in a batch of minnows that I released in the pond when they were no more than 2 in.. he ate his siblings and everything else in the pond and I can't legally release him into the waters because of potential disease problems so he's stuck there.. I've had ponds for many years usually northerns jump out so they don't hang out long guess it's a little different when they're nearly born in there. I've been able to successfully keep bass walleye and panfish long-term in these ponds but never northern.. the fact that he's been in there for damn near a year and a half makes me think so

 

[Deadstill]

Love it!

Makes me want to go get my fishing license! Man I wish I had more free time during this time of year

 

[Foutwenty71]

Love it!

Makes me want to go get my fishing license! Man I wish I had more free time during this time of year

GO FISHING...."time spent fishing cannot be deducted from a mans life"

 

[Foutwenty71]

Update... This plant is gone... There were some deer tracks in the vicinity the entire plant was gone... Could have been a woodchuck... Highly doubt it was human in that location it was a pretty nasty buggy Haul to get in there to that tiny patch of sun... Just another reason why I do some of the strange things that I do LOL